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Colfax Health and Rehab – 1-17-2018

News for the week of January 7th to the 13th: Monday found the Granny Bakers in the Square where we spent the morning mixing up a large batch of our famous dog treats. We will be packing them up and sending them to the new group of therapy dogs in training.

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Rothbauers add third generation to UW-Stout family tree

MENOMONIE, Wis. —  For the Rothbauer family, University of Wisconsin-Stout is a multigenerational experience. Jasmine Rothbauer, 24, became the third generation of her family to graduate from UW-Stout when she earned her bachelor’s degree Dec. 16 in manufacturing engineering.

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Colfax receives $23,000 Xcel Energy credit for overbilling

By LeAnn R. Ralph COLFAX —  Imagine Lynn Niggemann’s surprise when she opened the Xcel Energy December bill, and instead of an amount due, saw a credit of nearly $23,000. Since she had no idea where the credit had come from, Niggemann, the village’s administrator-clerk-treasurer, told the Colfax Village Board at the January 8 meeting…

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Old ice rink warming house expected to gain new life

By LeAnn R. Ralph COLFAX —  Now that the employees of Timber Technologies in Colfax have finished building a new ice rink warming house under the company’s Community Enrichment Program, the old ice rink warming house could gain new life. Three or four people have already called about it, said Lynn Niggemann, village administrator-clerk-treasurer, at…

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Colfax contracts with CBS Squared for $6,600 to monitor old landfill site

By LeAnn R. Ralph COLFAX —  The Colfax Village Board has contracted with CBS Squared in the amount of $6,580 to continue monitoring the village’s former landfill site. The engineering firm of Short Elliot Hendrickson (SEH) has been in charge of monitoring the old landfill for many years, said Rand Bates, director of public works,…

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WISTAX Facts: Wisconsin state taxes rose 1.7% in 2017

State taxes and fees in Wisconsin totalled $18.8 billion in 2017, a 1.7% increase over 2016.  The major state taxes are individual and corporate income taxes, sales taxes, the gas tax, and the unemployment insurance payroll tax; major fees include those for vehicle registration and hunting licenses.

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Boyceville boys rebuffed by Mondovi in last-second loss

BOYCEVILLE — Getting the lead is one thing, maintaining it is another, as the Boyceville boys’ basketball team discovered last Friday. Twice – once to open the contest and again in the second half – the Bulldogs built comfortable 15-point advantages before eventually losing both of them and the January 5 conference home game when…

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